The UK had the fifth highest GDP in the world worth about $2.8 trillion accounting for 3.8% of global GDP in 2015. The UK is the twenty second most populated country with a population of 65 million that accounts for 0.8% of the global population.

The Brexit is expected to increase opportunities for environmental consultancies in the country. Following the period of uncertainty over BREXIT, the country is expected to witness significant demand for from energy, housing, manufacturing, and transport industries. UK's separation from the EU will force the country's government to boost its global image by investing in its infrastructure and developing smart cities.

The UK has integrated climate control and sustainable development plans into its country laws and policies. Under the Climate Change Act, the country aims to reduce its carbon emissions by 80% of base year 1990 level by the end of 2050. The legislation also requires the government to prepare a legally binding Carbon Budget for every five years.